When The Morning Comes
Daryl Hall · Other Songs - Daryl Hall
Woman don't need no run around
Don't need no truth in disguise
She only goes by
That look of love in her eye
There ain't no other side to see
She plays it so easily
And I gotta love her -ah-
When she shows it to me
Oh the woman comes and goes
When the morning comes she goes
Yeah the woman comes
And goes when she's satisfied
I might not see her for days
Then she bumps in, in a haze
I like how her mind works
And I love how it plays
She gets her kick and she leaves
And leaves me weak in the knees
A bitter smile but
A lot of sweet memories
I like it. I love it
Don't need no truth in disguise
She only goes by
That look of love in her eye
There ain't no other side to see
She plays it so easily
And I gotta love her -ah-
When she shows it to me
Oh the woman comes and goes
When the morning comes she goes
Yeah the woman comes
And goes when she's satisfied
I might not see her for days
Then she bumps in, in a haze
I like how her mind works
And I love how it plays
She gets her kick and she leaves
And leaves me weak in the knees
A bitter smile but
A lot of sweet memories
I like it. I love it
When The Morning Comes
Daryl Hall's 'When The Morning Comes' stands as a quintessential example of his signature sound, blending smooth R&B vocals with a warm, acoustic-driven arrangement. Released during the height of his partnership with Oteil Burgess, the track exemplifies the soft, romantic ballad style that defined their catalog throughout the 1980s and 1990s. The song captures the quiet anticipation of dawn, utilizing Hall's distinctive falsetto to convey intimacy and hope. As a staple of the adult contemporary genre, it reflects the era's emphasis on polished production and melodic storytelling, cementing its place in Hall's enduring legacy as a master of soft rock and R&B fusion.